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that out, Jill on Money Live. Okay, let's get on to you. Today, we are talking to Bill, who joins

us from the Twin Cities. Hello, Bill. What's going on?

Hi, Jill.

Thanks for having me on.

Really enjoy the show.

It is informative and entertaining.

So it's a thrill to be on with you and Mark.

Thank you.

Oh, thank you so much for saying that.

I'm so happy.

That's exactly what we're going for.

A little bit of information, a little bit of entertainment, a little bit of humor, and a lot of heart.

So hopefully we can get that through. So what's going on for you? How can we help you out?

So I have a question. I am 58. I hope to work for another two years, let's say, or less. And I have, I think, done a pretty

reasonable job of putting away a lot of retirement savings. And I'd like to kind of hear your

thoughts on that. But if I am going to

work for another couple of years, I have some questions about should I, and you'll find out

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